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35mm seat clamp

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  1. Hey.

    There seems to be a shortage of decent 35mm seat clamps. has anyone
    sucessfully used a 34.9mm seat clamp on a 35mm seattube? It would seem to me
    this extra 0.1mm shouldn't make a difference but want to be sure so i don't
    damage the seattube. Experience based opinions prefered, thank you.

  2. Cyclopath! - Keiron <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hey.

    There seems to be a shortage of decent 35mm seat clamps. has anyone
    sucessfully used a 34.9mm seat clamp on a 35mm seattube? It would seem to


    me

    Quoted message said:

    this extra 0.1mm shouldn't make a difference but want to be sure so i


    don't

    Quoted message said:

    damage the seattube. Experience based opinions prefered, thank you.

    Me Again,
    In addition to above question would like to know if people have used and
    like both the salsa flip lock and or salsa lip lock clamps?
    More generally are there any rules regarding frame material and the chosen
    tightening mechanism?

    Thanks

  3. Cyclopath! - Keiron said:


    There seems to be a shortage of decent 35mm seat clamps. has anyone
    sucessfully used a 34.9mm seat clamp on a 35mm seattube? It would seem to me
    this extra 0.1mm shouldn't make a difference but want to be sure so i don't
    damage the seattube. Experience based opinions prefered, thank you.

    The paint is probably thicker than 0.05mm (50 microns) anyway, and the
    OD tolerance on aluminium tubes is definitely more than that (Easton
    state 5thou which is 0.13mm). Use a nominal 34.9 clamp on a nominal 35
    tube to your heart's content.

    Kinky Cowboy*

    *Batteries not included
    May contain traces of nuts
    Your milage may vary

  4. Kinky Cowboy <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Cyclopath! - Keiron said:


    There seems to be a shortage of decent 35mm seat clamps. has anyone
    sucessfully used a 34.9mm seat clamp on a 35mm seattube? It would seem to


    me

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    this extra 0.1mm shouldn't make a difference but want to be sure so i


    don't

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    damage the seattube. Experience based opinions prefered, thank you.

    The paint is probably thicker than 0.05mm (50 microns) anyway, and the
    OD tolerance on aluminium tubes is definitely more than that (Easton
    state 5thou which is 0.13mm). Use a nominal 34.9 clamp on a nominal 35
    tube to your heart's content.

    Kinky Cowboy*

    *Batteries not included
    May contain traces of nuts
    Your milage may vary


    Excellent, it's always nice to get the answer you want. 34.9 here i come.

    many thanks

  5. Cyclopath! - Keiron said:

    In addition to above question would like to know if people have used and
    like both the salsa flip lock and or salsa lip lock clamps?

    I've used the latter and it is a superb product -- the design, with
    the bolt going into a nut that can rotates in the vertical plane works
    great and its possible to tighten the bolt quite a lot without the
    bolt bending.

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